About Me

Hey! I'm a second-year college student who enjoys learning how computers work at a deeper level. I spend a lot of time tinkering with low-level programming — things like writing small bootloaders in x86 assembly, exploring how operating systems start up, and playing around with C and C++ to build simple systems from scratch.

I also have a growing interest in AI and machine learning. I've been experimenting with how AI can be used in development tools and even game engines like Godot — mostly self-taught and hands-on, trying things until they click.

Nothing too advanced yet, but I like solving problems and figuring stuff out on my own. Most of my projects are work-in-progress or experimental, but they’ve taught me a lot about how software really works under the hood.

What I’m learning:

• Low-level programming (Assembly, C, C++)
• Basics of OS development and memory management
• AI/ML concepts and practical applications
• How to build things that actually do something useful

I’m still figuring things out as I go — building, breaking, and rebuilding. I’m here to learn, contribute, and maybe even surprise myself with what I can do.